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Babs and Gaz from Heart FM hosted the Stevenage Christmas Lights Switch-on 2009 event on 26 November 2009.
Hosted my Mother-in-Law at our house this year. Her next door neighbor joined us. Besides it being Christmas Day, it's our pup, Rosey's 7th birthday too. We had a Spiral Ham, my scalloped potato recipe (with Ore-Ida Hash Browns ), Glazed baby carrots and roasted Brussel sprouts. And for dessert we had an Edwards Turtle Crème Pie.
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During the second weekend of April, once again the Erie community hosted Erie's exclusive Bear Weekend known as Drenched Fur. This time the 'Best Little Run for Fun' brought together hundreds of men hailing from around the tri-state area and as far away as Chicago, San Francisco, DC, and Toronto.
Erie has been annual hosting Drenched Fur for twelve years allowing men to appreciate each other and their natural masculinity.
On Friday night, DJ Tony Ruiz returned for the "Locker Room" themed dance. The main event for Drenched Fur is an exclusive Saturday night time private event at Splash Lagoon, our local indoor water park resort. In addition to enjoying the fun wet times there, the weekend this year also included Bear-e-oke, BEAR Bingo, a Winery Tour to North East, PA, and this year's game show spoof, Furry Feud. Sunday morning the weekend wrapped up with the charity silent auction which raised over $1,000 for the Mental Health Association of Northwestern PA.
The Drenched Fur 12 Committee did an amazing job hosting one of the biggest events for Erie's GLBTQA community and thanks all the individuals and businesses that helped make this year a success. To find out more about Drenched Fur, you can visit www.drenchedfur.com to review our photo gallery from over the years. And don't miss out on next years installment of DF13 to be held March 30 - April 2 in 2017!
Hosted in various locations throughout Mercer County, the 2021 Summer Sports Finals was the culminating event for our summer season featuring athletes competing in seven sports.
Photo by Gregg Strauss
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In fashion, they say everything old begins new again. This season’s finest example may be couture designer Naeem Khan’s Art Deco inspired fashion show. A mainstay on Awards Show Red Carpets and First Lady Michelle Obama, Naeem Khan has made a name for himself as one of America’s most successful and iconic high end designers.
Originally from Mumbai, India, Khan has long had a love of clothes and appreciation for textiles. He moved to the United States as a teenager where he was an apprentice for Halston. He launched his label in 2003 to immediate global success. A favorite of Michelle Obama, Naeem Khan’s designed have also been worn by Beyoncé, Carrier Underwood, Eva Longoria, Penelope Cruz, Leighton Meester, and others. His clothes are best known for their exquisite fit and modern sensibility. In 2008, Naeem Khan was named to the prestigious council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA.)
For this year’s collection recently debuted at New York Fashion Week, Naeem Khan said he wanted to add more glamour. Describing his Art Deco looks as “Super Glam,” Khan says he was inspired by famous artist Erte. Considered the father of Art Deco, Erte’s looks defined the 1920s and 30s. Interestingly enough, Khan’s take is not the first update of the Art Deco movement. IN the 1960s, Erte himself propelled an Art Deco resurgence that not only breathed new life into a second phase successful art career, but also influenced architecture, design, and fashion.
Drawing on Erte for inspiration is also not a fear reach, unlike artists who paint still lifes or landscapes, Erte’s work primarily focused on fashion. During his career, Erte worked as a costume designer and created covers for iconic fashion magazines like Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue. His most famous fine art featured women fashionably dressed in Art Deco clothing. Erte is the most famous fashion artist of all time, and his legacy has inspired virtually every aspect of twentieth century design since.
Naeem Khan updated Erte’s classic French Art Deco aesthetic to bring it into the modern era. He combined influences form the Ottoman and Byzantine Empires to add a feeling of luscious opulence. He also streamlined the looks so they look at home in place of the modern woman who looks for simple, clean lines and flattering silhouettes. The results are looks that borrow heavily from the past, but are also thoroughly modern. Stacy Keibler (who you may know better as George Clooney’s girlfriend,) wore a stunning Naeem Khan Erte inspired Art Deco gown to this year’s Academy Awards. Since Naeem Khan is a favorite on red carpets everywhere there is no doubt we will soon be seeing more Erte inspired looks.
Naeem Khan will present his 2013 Fall Collection with Neiman Marcus at the annual Globe Guilders’s Fashion Show and luncheon on May 21 in San Diego. The event will be held at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront, 1 Park Blvd. Proceeds will go to The Old Globe Theatre, San Diego’s largest performing arts institution.
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Hosts Ashley Kolaya and Bobby Weke speak at TED-Ed Weekend at TED World Theater, February 8-9, 2020, New York, NY. Photo: Ryan Lash
→ Theme: Any Costume you choose
→ Date: Saturday Oct. 31st
→ DJ: Baracuz Host: Ella
→ Time: 8-10 PM SLT
TAXI :
Hosted by Philip Morris International
Chief communications officers (CCOs) are under immense pressure to adapt in a rapidly evolving landscape and an era of heightened scrutiny. With individuals consuming and sharing information across an unprecedented variety of platforms and at breakneck speed, how can CCOs identify and address emerging threats and mitigate crises and reputational risks—while building proactive strategies to enhance and elevate their brands? We will discuss best practices for balancing the dual responsibility of advising C-suite peers while constantly engaging with external audiences.
North Platte Community College hosted its annual Inter-High Scholastic Competition and TECH-Knowledge & Skills Discovery Day on Wednesday at the North and South Campuses of the college.
The theme for Inter-High Day this year is “Spotlight on Success.” Students from 28 area schools took nearly 900 tests in the Inter-High Scholastic competition. In the TECH-Knowledge and Skills competition, more than 120 students represented 21 high schools.
Awards were presented to the top three individual finishers in all categories. They also received a certificate for up to three credit hours of free tuition to be used at MPCC this summer. First place winners were awarded with $500 Mid-Plains Community College Area scholarships. The schools also competed in divisions.
Results of NPCC’s Inter-High Day are:
Accounting:
First - Megan Stokey, North Platte High School
Second - Megan Trierweiler, St. Patrick’s
Third - Carissa Rayburn, Brady
Art:
First - Alissa Rosentrater, Wallace
Second - Amber Nelson, Elwood
Third - Brooklyn Nordhausen, Wauneta-Palisade
Athletic Training:
First - Maegan Hiatt, Hershey
Second - Sage Schmidt, Medicine Valley
Third - Brittany Lawrence, St. Patrick’s
Biological Science:
First - Jordon Laubry, Eustis Farnam
Second - Jocy Nelson, Sutherland
Third - Calyn Werkmeister, Maywood
Business Communications:
First - Libby Jensen, Dundy County Stratton
Second - Abby Daffer, Southwest
Third - Sam Staggs, Sutherland
Chemistry:
First - Megan Kelley, Southwest
Second - Alec Fox, Paxton
Third - David Trierweiler, St. Patrick’s
Dramatic Arts:
First - Alex Roc, McCook
Second - David McCown, Maxwell
Third - Karni Doyle, Callaway
Fire Science/EMS:
First - Kris Kopetzky, South Platte
Second - Chris Werth, Eustis Farnam
Third - Tristan Johnson, Arnold
Grammar & Composition:
First - Grace Magill, Arnold
Second - Christi Christner, Wauneta-Palisade
Third - Bailee Clark, St. Patrick’s
Health Occupations:
First - Sabine Vanhaaren, Cody-Kilgore
Second - Jamie Smith, St. Patrick’s
Third - Taylor Ellison, Callaway
History:
First - David Trierweiler, St. Patrick’s
Second - John Klintworth, Medicine Valley
Third - Joey Anderjaska, Hayes Center
Information Technology:
First - Jared Brosius, St. Patrick’s
Second - Hayden Pollmann, Wauneta-Palisade
Third - Nathaniel Maxcy, Sutherland
Introduction to Business:
First - Cody Ballew, Elwood
Second - Dawson Brunswick, McCook
Third - Chance Kennicutt, Wallace
Literary Analysis:
First - Justin Hardwick, Paxton
Second - Rebekka Ralston, Sutherland
Third - Izzy Fox, Dundy County Stratton
Mathematics:
First - Megan Siebrandt, McCook
Second - Hayden Pollmann, Wauneta-Palisade
Third - Isaac Langan, McCook
Music Performance (Instrumental)
First – Sohyeon Yi, Cody-Kilgore
Second - Matti Mickelsen, Medicine Valley
Third - Brandon Montgomery, Brady
Music Performance (Vocal):
First - Nathan Rick, Hitchcock County
Second - Rachel Gordine, McCook
Third - Alisha Heelan, Garden County
Music Theory:
First – Josie Burke, Sutherland
Second – Matti Mickelsen, Medicine Valley
Third – Mason Harouff, Hayes Center
NPCC Facts:
First - Cheyanne Loeffler, Paxton
Second - Valerie Most, Brady
Third - Alexis Franzen, Brady
Personal Finance:
First - Cassandra Medina, Sutherland
Second - Marley Sandberg, Sutherland
Third - Ian Bridge, North Platte High School
Physics/Engineering (session one):
First - Cody Trump, Cody-Kilgore
Second - Kyle Halsted, North Platte High School
Third - Chet Krajewski, Garden County
Physics/Engineering (session two):
First - Lane Vasa, Arthur County
Second - David McCown, Maxwell
Third - Dakota Seng, Callaway
Word Processing:
First - Brooke Scott, Hitchcock County
Second - Tristan Johnson, Arnold
Third - Rebecca Lorens, Dundy County Stratton
Results by Division are:
Division 1 –
First – St. Patrick’s
Second – Sutherland
Third – McCook
Division 2 –
First – Cody-Kilgore
Second – Medicine Valley
Third – Hitchcock County
Division 3 –
First – Wauneta-Palisade
Second – Arnold
Third – Elwood
Results of NPCC’s TECH-Knowledge & Skills competition are:
Autobody:
First – Aaron Stegman, Garden County High School
Second – Joel Anderson, Garden County High School
Third – Jon Jackson, Franklin High School
Automotive/Diesel:
First – Philip Hammer, North Platte High School
Second – Logan Mull, North Platte High School
Third – Wesley Hoatson, North Platte High School
Building Construction (teams):
First – Walker Wolff, Ivan Rosfeld, Austin Wobig and Wyatt Galloway of Cody-Kilgore High School
Second – Lucas French, Jayson Rezek, Nick Hahn and Calvin Carsten of Sutherland High School
Third – Brock Alexander, Caleb Kleewein, Justin Cosler and Clancey Barnum of Stapleton High School
Electrical:
First – Tyler Daniels, Franklin High School
Second – Walker Wolff, Cody-Kilgore High School
Third – Ivan Dobesh, North Platte High School
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning:
First – Wesley Hoatson, North Platte High School
Second – Logan Mull, North Platte High School
Third – Blaker Morrissey, Maxwell High School
Welding:
First – Dillon Schultz, North Platte High School
Second – Colton Thompson, North Platte High School
Third – Trevor Hanna, Stapleton High School
I started my hosting career in SL last year december and it only lasted a month. Now I am hosting in a new club with many others DJs, it is a different experiencs. As usual, i just want to collect some linden so that i can continue my deco dream. Back to nomad again..
These small fungi, with small stems and cauliflower shaped heads, grow on insects such as weta, cicadas and beetles. On a photo of the same species that I took a week ago, I also described how this fungi has been used to derive a drug for the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis.
Pixelreflux and Petraliaw have both found pictures of the insects that this fungi has been hosted by. I took another trip to Maungatautari, to see if I could find another specimen, and was lucky enough to so so. It is hard to see from the photo that the white encased object on the right is the remains of a cicada with fungi growth. The small fungi on the left were growing above the ground where the cicada was located.
I took the specimens back to the visitor centre at Maungatautari, and entertained a few children and their parents for an hour or so talking about what I had found, together with a cordyceps fungi mummified caterpillar. The kids especially seemed to enjoy the thought of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" chomping into a stray fungi spore, sealing it's fate. (I actually do not know how the host insect is initially infected)
President Cyril Ramaphosa hosts Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, on an Official Visit at the Union Buildings in Tshwane. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali is visiting at the invitation of the President, for bilateral discussions on matters of mutual national development, regional and continental issues as well as international developments. (Photos: GCIS)
this book is AMAZING!!!!
it's by stephanie meyer...and no it's not about vampires...
it's about in the future the world gets taken over by these "parasites" called souls who live inside a human body and uses the body as a host while it's on earth...and the human that once lived inside the body "dissapears"..but the main character Wanderer gets a resistant host body names Melanie...and she goes on this wild adventure trying to find herself among other souls and humans...it's very awesome
***** << five stars
p.s...im sorry for the horrible focus
ADB President Takehiko Nakao addresses the Host Country Event titled “Past, Present, and Future of the World Economy” on 4 May 2018 at the 51st ADB Annual Meeting.
North Platte Community College hosted its annual Inter-High Scholastic Competition and TECH-Knowledge & Skills Discovery Day on Wednesday at the North and South Campuses of the college.
The theme for Inter-High Day this year is “Spotlight on Success.” Students from 28 area schools took nearly 900 tests in the Inter-High Scholastic competition. In the TECH-Knowledge and Skills competition, more than 120 students represented 21 high schools.
Awards were presented to the top three individual finishers in all categories. They also received a certificate for up to three credit hours of free tuition to be used at MPCC this summer. First place winners were awarded with $500 Mid-Plains Community College Area scholarships. The schools also competed in divisions.
Results of NPCC’s Inter-High Day are:
Accounting:
First - Megan Stokey, North Platte High School
Second - Megan Trierweiler, St. Patrick’s
Third - Carissa Rayburn, Brady
Art:
First - Alissa Rosentrater, Wallace
Second - Amber Nelson, Elwood
Third - Brooklyn Nordhausen, Wauneta-Palisade
Athletic Training:
First - Maegan Hiatt, Hershey
Second - Sage Schmidt, Medicine Valley
Third - Brittany Lawrence, St. Patrick’s
Biological Science:
First - Jordon Laubry, Eustis Farnam
Second - Jocy Nelson, Sutherland
Third - Calyn Werkmeister, Maywood
Business Communications:
First - Libby Jensen, Dundy County Stratton
Second - Abby Daffer, Southwest
Third - Sam Staggs, Sutherland
Chemistry:
First - Megan Kelley, Southwest
Second - Alec Fox, Paxton
Third - David Trierweiler, St. Patrick’s
Dramatic Arts:
First - Alex Roc, McCook
Second - David McCown, Maxwell
Third - Karni Doyle, Callaway
Fire Science/EMS:
First - Kris Kopetzky, South Platte
Second - Chris Werth, Eustis Farnam
Third - Tristan Johnson, Arnold
Grammar & Composition:
First - Grace Magill, Arnold
Second - Christi Christner, Wauneta-Palisade
Third - Bailee Clark, St. Patrick’s
Health Occupations:
First - Sabine Vanhaaren, Cody-Kilgore
Second - Jamie Smith, St. Patrick’s
Third - Taylor Ellison, Callaway
History:
First - David Trierweiler, St. Patrick’s
Second - John Klintworth, Medicine Valley
Third - Joey Anderjaska, Hayes Center
Information Technology:
First - Jared Brosius, St. Patrick’s
Second - Hayden Pollmann, Wauneta-Palisade
Third - Nathaniel Maxcy, Sutherland
Introduction to Business:
First - Cody Ballew, Elwood
Second - Dawson Brunswick, McCook
Third - Chance Kennicutt, Wallace
Literary Analysis:
First - Justin Hardwick, Paxton
Second - Rebekka Ralston, Sutherland
Third - Izzy Fox, Dundy County Stratton
Mathematics:
First - Megan Siebrandt, McCook
Second - Hayden Pollmann, Wauneta-Palisade
Third - Isaac Langan, McCook
Music Performance (Instrumental)
First – Sohyeon Yi, Cody-Kilgore
Second - Matti Mickelsen, Medicine Valley
Third - Brandon Montgomery, Brady
Music Performance (Vocal):
First - Nathan Rick, Hitchcock County
Second - Rachel Gordine, McCook
Third - Alisha Heelan, Garden County
Music Theory:
First – Josie Burke, Sutherland
Second – Matti Mickelsen, Medicine Valley
Third – Mason Harouff, Hayes Center
NPCC Facts:
First - Cheyanne Loeffler, Paxton
Second - Valerie Most, Brady
Third - Alexis Franzen, Brady
Personal Finance:
First - Cassandra Medina, Sutherland
Second - Marley Sandberg, Sutherland
Third - Ian Bridge, North Platte High School
Physics/Engineering (session one):
First - Cody Trump, Cody-Kilgore
Second - Kyle Halsted, North Platte High School
Third - Chet Krajewski, Garden County
Physics/Engineering (session two):
First - Lane Vasa, Arthur County
Second - David McCown, Maxwell
Third - Dakota Seng, Callaway
Word Processing:
First - Brooke Scott, Hitchcock County
Second - Tristan Johnson, Arnold
Third - Rebecca Lorens, Dundy County Stratton
Results by Division are:
Division 1 –
First – St. Patrick’s
Second – Sutherland
Third – McCook
Division 2 –
First – Cody-Kilgore
Second – Medicine Valley
Third – Hitchcock County
Division 3 –
First – Wauneta-Palisade
Second – Arnold
Third – Elwood
Results of NPCC’s TECH-Knowledge & Skills competition are:
Autobody:
First – Aaron Stegman, Garden County High School
Second – Joel Anderson, Garden County High School
Third – Jon Jackson, Franklin High School
Automotive/Diesel:
First – Philip Hammer, North Platte High School
Second – Logan Mull, North Platte High School
Third – Wesley Hoatson, North Platte High School
Building Construction (teams):
First – Walker Wolff, Ivan Rosfeld, Austin Wobig and Wyatt Galloway of Cody-Kilgore High School
Second – Lucas French, Jayson Rezek, Nick Hahn and Calvin Carsten of Sutherland High School
Third – Brock Alexander, Caleb Kleewein, Justin Cosler and Clancey Barnum of Stapleton High School
Electrical:
First – Tyler Daniels, Franklin High School
Second – Walker Wolff, Cody-Kilgore High School
Third – Ivan Dobesh, North Platte High School
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning:
First – Wesley Hoatson, North Platte High School
Second – Logan Mull, North Platte High School
Third – Blaker Morrissey, Maxwell High School
Welding:
First – Dillon Schultz, North Platte High School
Second – Colton Thompson, North Platte High School
Third – Trevor Hanna, Stapleton High School
The Host project suggests that for a moment we abandon our anthropomorphic worldview and think about life (well actually think about sex) from the perspective of an insect. We are invited to join an audience of 200 live crickets, who are attending a very serious scientific lecture on the sex life of insects, which we quickly realise is rather more complex and interesting than our own! One screen shows the heavily pixelated talking-head of the scientist, the other an image of an oscilloscope signal. The oscilloscope image with its crackling sound-track was obtained under laboratory conditions and is a direct recording of the electrical activity in the aural nerve centre of a cricket listening to the sex lecture. From one perspective the creature becomes a type of electro-physiological microphone—but at a deeper metaphorical level we are asked to re-consider our own perceptual assumptions about the world.
I was distressed to learn that Jim Wilder passed away in December. Jim had promoted and hosted bluegrass festivals in Charlotte and Milan, Michigan, for many years. I'm gonna miss him.
Over the years I figure I spent a hundred days or so at the Charlotte show, which billed itself as "Michigan's Oldest Continuously-Held Bluegrass Festival." Wilder was the festival's third proprietor.
A partial list of bands we've seen and heard in Charlotte would begin with Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, and would continue with Jim & Jesse, the Osborne Brothers, and Jimmy Martin. We've heard the Bluegrass Cardinals, the Seldom Scene, the New Coon Creek Girls, and the Dry Branch Fire Squad. Rhonda Vincent's been a regular of late, as have IIIrd Tyme Out, Charlie Sizemore, the Grascals, Audie Blaylock, and Del McCoury. Dailey and Vincent showed up one year; so did Lou Reed, and so did Dale Ann Bradley. Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver performed here from time to time. And Jim's predecessor John Morris brought us Wade Mainer, a recording pioneer who pre-dated even Bill Monroe as a radio star.
Of course, Bill and his (late-model) Bluegrass Boys graced the Charlotte stage for several years.
This list of highlights doesn't begin to exhaust the range of talent Wilder and his predecessors brought to our community in forty years of festivals.
Looks like the Milan festival will be held this summer, but Charlotte's probably going to be scrubbed. Let's hope it's a short break, rather than an ending. [See Below]
Jim's health's been obviously problematical for the past few years, and I made it a point to thank him last June for bringing a weekend of joy into my life every summer. He credited Faye, claiming "she did all the work." So I thanked her, too.
Gonna miss you, guy. Thanks again.
Ragusa Ibla hosts a wide array of Baroque architecture, including several stunning palaces and churches.The Cathedral of San Giorgio was built starting in 1738 by architect Rosario Gagliardi, in substitution of the temple destroyed by the 1693 earthquake, and of which only a Catalan-Gothyic style portal can still be seen. The façade is characterized by a flight of 250 steps and by massive ornate columns, as well as by statues of saints and decorated portals. The interior has a Latin cross plan, with a nave and two aisles ending in half-circular apses. It is topped by a large Neoclassical dome built in 1820.On a narrow winding street that connects Ragusa Ibla (the new name of R. Inferiore, taken by a legendary Greek town maybe risen here) with Ragusa Superiore is the church of Santa Maria delle Scale ("Saint Mary of the Steps", built between the fifteenth and the sixteenth centuries). This church is particularly interesting: badly damaged in the earthquake of 1693, half of this church was rebuilt in Baroque style, while the surviving half was kept in the original Gothic (including the three Catalan-style portals in the right aisle). The last chapel of the latter has a Renaissance portal. The chapels have canvases from some Sicilian painters of the 18th century.
The Church of the Souls of the Purgatory has a Baroque portal. The church of Santa Maria dell'Itria, built by the Knights of Malta in the seventeenth century, has a campanile with ceramics from Caltagirone and a canvas attributed to Mattia Preti.The church of San Giorgio, designed by Rosario Gagliardi and built in 1739–1775, has a façade with tiers of juxtaposed columns. The Treasury contains silver items of value. Similar though smaller is the nearby church of St. Joseph, with an elliptic interior housing a seventeenth-century statue of the dedicatee.The church of Sant'Antonino is an example of Norman architecture, characterized by a Gothic portal, while the Church of Immacolata boasts a fine fourteenth-century portal.San Giorgio Vecchio has a re-entrant façade with a notable Gothic-Catalan portal, with a high relief on the lunetta portraying St. George Killing the Dragon, and Aragonese eagles.The Hyblean Garden offers a panorama on the three churches of the Cappuccini Vecchi, St. James (fourteenth century) and San Domenico.The Zacco Palace is a Baroque building, its Corinthian columns support balconies of wrought iron work, caryatids and grotesques.
Ragusa Ibla oggi quartiere della città di Ragusa è il fulcro da cui la città di Ragusa si è sviluppata. È situato nella parte orientale della città, sopra una collina che va dai 385 ai 440 m s.l.m..Dopo il terremoto del 1693, il quartiere fu ricostruito attuando cantieri che produssero opere, edifici e monumenti di gusto tardo barocco. All'inizio di una lunga scalinata, si trova la chiesa barocca delle S. Anime del Purgatorio. Invece il Duomo di San Giorgio è stato costruito tra il 1744 e il 1775, secondo i progetti del famoso architetto Rosario Gagliardi.Il quartiere contiene oltre cinquanta chiese e numerosi palazzi in stile barocco. Nella parte più orientale, si trova il Giardino Ibleo e sono inoltre presenti gli scavi della città antica, chiamata Hybla.
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